Wandtung

Energy Storage Solution

Battery energy storage for resilience, peak shaving and renewable integration.

The Problem

Customer Challenge

Facilities facing unreliable grid power, high demand charges, or sustainability targets need energy storage that goes beyond traditional UPS batteries to provide longer-duration resilience and cost management. UPS batteries are sized for short-duration ride-through; a BESS is sized for longer backup, peak shaving or renewable integration, which is a different engineering problem, not just a bigger battery.

The Approach

Solution Architecture

Wandtung integrates battery racks, PCS and EMS into cabinet or containerized battery energy storage systems, configurable for backup power, peak shaving, or renewable (solar) integration. A cabinet-format system starts around 261kWh per unit and paralleles to 250kW–1000kW for C&I sites that want to stage capacity growth; a containerized system packages up to 3840kWh in a single outdoor-rated (IP55) unit for sites that need a large amount of capacity in one self-contained deployment.

System

System Components

Battery Racks

LFP battery modules — 51.2V, 280Ah/314Ah per module in Wandtung's cabinet-format ESS, scaling to 3840kWh per container in the containerized format.

PCS

Power conversion system — 125kW per cabinet in Wandtung's liquid-cooled all-in-one design, paralleling to 250kW–1000kW at system level.

EMS

Energy management system controlling operating strategy and monitoring.

Architecture

How It Works

  1. 1

    Battery racks store energy from the grid or renewable sources.

  2. 2

    The PCS converts stored DC energy to AC for site use, and manages charging.

  3. 3

    The EMS applies the operating strategy — backup, peak shaving, or renewable integration — and reports system status.

Configuration

Product Configuration

Advantages

Technical Advantages

  • Configurable operating strategy via EMS
  • Cabinet (261kWh, outdoor IP55, liquid-cooled) or containerized (up to 3840kWh) deployment options
  • Renewable integration ready

Process

Deployment Process

  1. Step 1

    Energy & Use-Case Assessment

    Define required capacity and operating strategy.

  2. Step 2

    System Sizing

    Size battery, PCS and EMS to the use case.

  3. Step 3

    Installation

    Deploy cabinet or containerized ESS at site.

  4. Step 4

    Commissioning

    Verify operating strategy and integration with site power.

Deployment

Typical Applications

Data center resilienceIndustrial peak shavingRenewable energy sites

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a battery energy storage system replace a UPS?

A BESS can supplement or, in some architectures, replace part of a traditional UPS battery system, but the two serve different primary purposes — UPS batteries are optimized for short-duration ride-through, while BESS is typically sized for longer-duration backup, peak shaving or renewable integration.

Should I choose a cabinet-format or containerized battery system?

A cabinet-format system is a compact, outdoor-rated all-in-one unit well suited to C&I sites and staged capacity growth — multiple cabinets can be paralleled with a shared PCS, from 250kW up to 1000kW. A containerized system is preferred when a single self-contained unit needs to deliver very large capacity — up to 3840kWh — at one location.

Why does Wandtung use liquid cooling in its battery systems?

Liquid cooling holds cell-to-cell temperature variation to within ΔT ≤ 3°C, far tighter than air cooling achieves. Even cell temperatures extend battery cycle life, improve safety, and keep the system's usable capacity consistent over time.

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